Link Gopher for Chrome

Link Gopher for Chrome — a lightweight extension that digs no tunnels, destroys no farms, and chews no wires. In fact, extracting URLs and domain names from within any pages is what this type of gopher does. If you must dig the web for countless URLs, this extension is a must-have.

Embedded links are similar to hyperlinks. The one thing that defines them is an image that can act as a URL. These particular links are redirected to other web pages, and Link Gopher can extract and categorize them as with the usual links. When extracted, the URLs will appear to have a reddish hue, which helps with identifying them.

The extensions list all found domains as well. The bottom of the list is reserved for this type of link.

After the extension is added, click on its icon to reveal the two grabbing methods. Extract all Links is fairly suggestive, gathering all URLs found within a page. The list is neatly categorized and sorted. No duplicates are going to get generated.

The filter extraction works by adding a string of characters that would generate results based on it. Each URL that has the exact same string it is its composition will be grabbed.

Extracted URLs can be further copied and used for whatever task at hand. Altering or editing the links while in the Gopher's tab is not possible. Paste to office documents or whatever text file, to be able to edit things.

LinkGopher for Chrome has both a simple and intuitive process, and an interesting name. While there is no connection to a gopher's destructive nature, there is one with how it burrows. Burrowing and uprooting links from any page is what Linkgopher is good at, and on top of that, it does it in no time.